The best of the best.
This 2011 Lotus Evora ran at the 2011 24 Hours of Le Mans for Lotus Motorsport, the second of two Evoras ran by the team that year.
Will the racing pedigree tied to this 1964 Ferrari 250 LM be enough to guarantee it a winning place in the Concours d’Cancelation Presented by Hagerty?
This iconic Viper is an ALMS GTS class champion, class winner at Sebring and Le Mans, and even won first place at seven out of 10 ALMS races in the 2000 season.
The story of Chris Lawrence and TOK 258–the Morgan that won at Le Mans.
This is not a genuine Porsche 917, yet when its flimsy door shuts and you’re enclosed in its tiny bubble of a cockpit, you can immediately see yourself from the outside. And you can hear that Heuer watch going tick, tick, tick.
The Cobra roadster was fast, but would it be fast enough for Europe’s high-speed tracks? Likely not.
The Le Mans Classic offers racing fans a unique way to experience the passage of time.
Le Mans competition isn’t limited to the latest equipment. Vintage cars run there, too, during Le Mans Classic.
A little bit of Peter Brock’s aero magic turned the upright Cobra into a winner at Le Mans and around the world.
